About Me

Darrell Sanford Prince
CEO, The Call for Unity

I am a civic advocate, strategist, and systems thinker with a deep love for people and a profound respect for the ideals of America—the written ideals, more than the reality we see every day. I believe in the promise of this country and in the potential of its citizens to act for meaningful change. I push for more—better, smarter, longer-term thinking—and I integrate initiatives across sectors to create systemic impact.

I hold a B.S. in Physical Sciences with a focus in Chemistry and Psychology from Penn State, giving me a foundation in both quantitative reasoning and human behavior. For over a decade, I’ve worked at the intersection of constitutional law, compliance systems, and social change, filing cases in federal courts to enforce voting rights, challenge systemic failures, and ensure equal representation. Guided by Confucius’ Rectification of Names, I seek to align the law, civic systems, and public action with the principles on which our country was founded.

I have audited the American election system, litigated voting rights at federal and Supreme Court levels, and verified pharmaceutical manufacturing processes, including drugs like Tylenol. These experiences reinforce a core belief: broken systems cannot simply be patched—they must be fixed at their root.

I also develop policies for massive, US Treasury-neutral investments that drive decarbonization, economic growth, and impact for diverse urban and rural communities. I have re-adjusted global warming scenarios to inform practical, actionable strategies for the energy transition, and I structure initiatives to integrate with other civic and environmental programs for maximum synergy.

Among Supreme Court justices, I draw inspiration from Thurgood Marshall—the most accomplished attorney ever to serve on the Court—John Paul Stevens, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Sonia Sotomayor. I also engage critically with justices like Antonin Scalia, whose reasoning I quote and, when necessary, denounce. Their work frames my understanding of law, rights, and civic responsibility.